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Barbie: Princess Charm School

Name: Barbie: Princess Charm School
Director: Ezekiel Norton
Genre: Family, Animation, Fantasy
Released: 2011
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Diana Kaarina, Morwenna Banks, Nicole Oliver, Brittney Wilson, Ali Liebert

Barbie stars as Blair, a waitress in the kingdom of Gardania, who is chosen to go to Princess Charm School, a magical school where students learn to be a princess.

2011 · Directed by Ezekiel Norton · 79 min · Family · Animation · Fantasy · 10 frames

Tagline

There's a Princess in every girl!

Crew

Screenplay: Elise Allen
Written by: Kati Rocky
Edited by: Jordan Hemsley
Music: BC Smith
Production design: Walter P. Martishius
Produced by: Shawn McCorkindale, Shelley Tabbut

Cast

Diana Kaarina as Blair (voice)
Morwenna Banks as Miss Privet (voice)
Nicole Oliver as Dame Devin (voice)
Brittney Wilson as Delancy (voice)
Ali Liebert as Portia / Hadley (voice)
Shannon Chan-Kent as Isla (voice)
Madeleine Peters as Emily (voice)
Lee Tockar as Male Announcer (voice)
Cathy Weseluck as Female Announcer / Keypad (voice)
Ellen Kennedy as Blair's Mom (voice)

Production

Country: United States of America, Canada
Language: English
Studios: Rainmaker Entertainment, Mattel
Themes: princess, based on toy, school, female protagonist, 3d animation

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